How is the word trip translated from English. English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary

noun
1. journey; trip, excursion, flight;
  round trip round trip;
  business trip business trip;
  to take a trip
  Examples of using
  1. Uncle Peter put them one by one in a carriage and took them to the hospital, repeating these trips until the horse became effervescent.
    GONE WITH THE WIND Volume 1. Margaret Mitchell, page 361
  2. You were still too little and wouldn't remember either the transfer or the trip. And Pavlishchev could have made a mistake, though he was a most excellent man."
    
    You were still too young and could not remember either the translation or the journey; Pavlishchev could have made a mistake, although he was a most excellent person.
    Idiot. Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, p. 114
  3. She continued by a trip into the provinces of Oran, a fantastic trip, in which it was, above all, a question of women, Moorish, Jewish, and Spanish.
    
    The essay was replaced by a campaign in the province of Oran - a campaign, of course, imaginary: here it was mainly about women - Mauritanians, Jews, Spaniards.
    Dear friend. Guy de Maupassant, page 39
2. quick easy gait, light step
  Examples of using
  1. It was Bessie, I knew well enough; but I did not stir; her light step came tripping down the path.
    
    I knew very well it was Bessie, but I did not move; her light footsteps were heard on the path.
    Jane Eyre. Charlotte Brontë, page 37
3. stumbling, falling (hooking on smth.)
  Examples of using
  1. Harry scrambled back unthinkingly, backpedaling so fast that he tripped over a stray stack of books and landed hard on his bottom with a thwack.
    
    Harry jumped back so fast that he tripped over a stack of books and thumped to the floor with a resounding thump.
    Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality Part 1(1-30). Eliezer Yudkowsky, p. 10
  2. sometimes you will trip.
    
    Sometimes you will stumble.
  3. tripped
4. false step, mistake, slip
5. sports - footboard
6. technique; technology- release device
7. mining - composition (trolleys)
verb
1. go fast and easy, run hopping
  Examples of using
  1. Next morning, before the usual hour for paying calls, there tripped from the portals of an orange-coloured wooden house with an attic storey and a row of blue pillars a lady in an elegant plaid cloak. With her came a footman in a many-caped greatcoat and a polished top hat with a gold band.
    
    In the morning, even before the time appointed in the city of N. for visits, a lady in a smart checkered tuft fluttered out of the doors of an orange wooden house with a mezzanine and blue columns, accompanied by a footman in an overcoat with several collars and a gold galloon on a round polished hat.
    Dead Souls. Poem. Gogol Nikolai Vasilyevich, p. 172
  2. The concessionaires rushed into the Passage on Petrovka, where the auction room was located, as vigorous as stallions.
    The twelve Chairs. Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, page 128
  3. Oh, and the next two hours tripped by on rosy wings. Forget the hashed metaphor.
    
    The next two hours flew by on pink wings - I apologize for the hackneyed metaphor.
    Gifts of the Magi. O. Henry, page 3
2. stumble, fall (hooked on smth.); overturn (sya) (tzh. trip over, trip up)
  Examples of using
  1. Harry tripped over a foot and went crashing to the ground, hands not quite able to catch himself.
    
    Harry tripped over a courtesy foot and collapsed to the floor before he could put his hands forward.
    Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality Part 1(1-30). Eliezer Yudkowsky, p. 303
  2. Halfway through the collards I tripped; as I tripped the roar of a shotgun shattered the neighborhood.
    
    Halfway there, I stumbled, and then a shot rang out.
    To Kill a Mockingbird. Harper Lee, page 56
  3. and you slip or trip
    
    slip or stumble
    Video subtitles "Depression is our common secret. Andrew Solomon", page 2
3. make a false step, slip up, make a mistake, stumble;
  all are apt to trip
  Examples of using
  1. sometimes you will trip.
    
    Sometimes you will stumble.
    Video subtitle "5 ways to kill your dream. Bel Pesce", page 3
  2. Pilate turned and walked back across the platform to the stairs, looking at nothing except the multicoloured squares of the flooring under his feet, so as not to trip.
    
    Pilate turned around and walked across the bridge back to the steps, not looking at anything but the multi-colored blocks of flooring under his feet so as not to stumble.
    Master and Margarita. Mikhail Bulgakov, page 36
4. confuse, bewilder;
  to trip (up) a witness by artful questions
  Examples of using
  1. Speed of light alone would trip you."
    
    Signals go at the speed of light, they will be late.
    The moon is a harsh mistress. Robert Heinlein, page 191
  2. Mike, I would starve to. death if I listened to eleven thousand jokes--and sense of humor would trip out much sooner.
    
    Mike, I'll starve to death if I listen to 11,000 one-liners and my sense of humor fails even sooner.
    The moon is a harsh mistress. Robert Heinlein, page 7
  3. tripped their legs from under them from time to time and greatly increased the fun.
    After breakfast they ran up and down the shallows, screaming, chasing each other, throwing off their clothes as they ran, until they were completely undressed, then they ran far into the water that covered the shallows; the fast current kept knocking them off their feet, but that only made it more fun.
    Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Mark Twain, p. 93
5. catch, convict of a lie, etc. (often trip up)
6. obsolete; archaism- travel, travel
7. technique; technology- disengage; turn off
  Examples of using
  1. He tripped the release of the mechanism suspended over the big glass tank, and saw a silvery spicule drop, almost too quickly to follow, into the clear liquid.
    
    He released the trigger of a mechanism suspended above a large glass tank, and very quickly, almost imperceptibly to the eye, a silvery speck fell into the clear transparent liquid.
    On the other side of the barrier. Damon Knight, page 1
8. nautical; nautical- turn out of the ground (anchor)

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English-Russian translation TRIP

transcription, transcription: [trɪp]

a) travel trip, excursion

to arrange, organize trip - organize, arrange a tour

to cancel a trip - cancel a trip

to postpone a trip - postpone the trip

Round-the-world trip

b) flight (especially transport ships)

Two trips were required to transport the goods. — It took two flights to ferry the goods.

journey, voyage 1., run I 2.

a) distance traveled in one trip

b) sports. race distance

3) horn. composition of trolleys

a) quick light gait, light step

b) the sound of footsteps

He sometimes could distinctly hear the trip of a light female step. (Scott) - Sometimes he could clearly hear the sound of light female steps.

a) stumble, stumble, fall

It is very rare to see the elephants make a trip. It is very rare to see elephants stumbling.

stumble 1., mis-step 1.

b) trans. false step, mistake, slip of the tongue; flaw, miss,

A trip in one point would have spoiled everything. A flaw in one place can ruin everything.

mistake 1., blunder 1., fault 1., slip 1., lapse 1.

6) sports. step

7) those. release device

a) a state of passion, hallucinations (due to drug intoxication)

b) trans. experience, impression, experience, feeling

a guilt trip - a feeling of guilt

on a nostalgia trip - in a nostalgic mood

9) demeanor, lifestyle

scene, lifestyle

a) walk quickly and easily, skip, jump

She tripped before us up the stairs to the drawing-room. She skipped ahead of us and ran up the stairs to the living room.

b) prancing (about a horse)

skip I 2., caper II 2., prance 2.

2) dance (moving with light, flying steps)

a) stumble, fall overturn)

He would have tripped at the upward step at the cathedral door had she not been with him. (Trollope) - If she hadn't been by his side, he would have fallen down the top step at the cathedral door.

b) put a footboard; tzh. trans.

c) stutter

4) Amer. , sport. win, win

5) trans. make a false step, make a mistake, stumble; confuse, bewilder

He tripped up a witness by artful questions. He confused the witness with cunning questions.

He was very glad when he found an author tripping. He was very happy when he discovered that the author was mistaken.

6) catch, convict of a lie, etc. (often trip up)

a) those. disengage; turn off

b) sea. pull the anchor out of the ground

a) mouth. go on a trip, take a tour

I shall trip to Paris in about a fortnight. I will be leaving for Paris in about two weeks.

b) sl. , trans. hallucinate, experience hallucinations due to drug intoxication (a kind of "journey" to another world)

He has been tripping for three weeks. He had hallucinations for three weeks.

a) unscrew the anchor from the ground

b) raise the mast

10) tech. change position, change

In the 14 years under review, sub-station transformers tripped out 140 times. — According to inspections for 14 years, the transformers of the substation have been changed 140 times.

11) bot. produce artificial pollination; control the pollination process

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Webster's New International English Dictionary
TRIP - trip 1 /trip/ , n. , v. , tripped, tripping . n. 1. a journey or voyage: to win a …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
TRIP - noun a flock of widgets. 2. trip noun a troop of men; a host. 3. trip noun a small piece; …
Webster English vocab
TRIP - /trɪp; NAmE / noun, verb ■ noun 1. a journey to a place and back again, especially a …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
TRIP - I. trip 1 S2 W2 /trɪp/ BrE AmE noun 1 . a visit to a place that involves a …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
TRIP - (trips, tripping, tripped) Frequency: The word is one of the 1500 most common words in English. 1. A trip…
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
TRIP — I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES 30 mile/360 kilometre/2 hour etc round trip ▪ A coachload of supporters made the …
Longman DOCE5 Extras English vocabulary
TRIP - n. 1 stumble, slip, blunder, false step, misstep, fall He sprained his ankle in that trip on the stair 2 …
Oxford Thesaurus English vocab
TRIP
Big English-Russian Dictionary
TRIP - trip.ogg 1. trıp n 1. 1> trip, journey; excursion; pleasure trip - pleasure trip business trip - business trip, …
English-Russian-English Dictionary of General Vocabulary - Collection of the best dictionaries
TRIP - 1) trip 2) flight; mileage 3) flight; (orbital) flight 4) turnover (tare) 5) oil. flight; descent-ascent (drilling …
Big English-Russian Polytechnical Dictionary
TRIP - 1) trip 2) flight; mileage 3) flight; (orbital) flight 4) turnover (tare) 5) oil. flight; descent-ascent (drilling tool, downhole tool) 6) dog; latch || lower ...
Big English-Russian Polytechnic Dictionary - RUSSO
TRIP - 1) ride 2) latch 3) flight 4) movement 5) transition 6) flight 7) release 8) release 9) release 10) machine building. disengage 11) uncoupling device 12) flight 13) couple. trip of a container — …
English-Russian Scientific and Technical Dictionary
TRIP - trip n. 1) a) journey; trip, excursion to arrange, organize trip - organize, arrange an excursion to cancel a trip - cancel ...
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary
TRIP - 1. trıp n 1. 1> trip, journey; excursion; pleasure trip - pleasure trip business trip - business trip, business trip ...
Big new English-Russian dictionary
TRIP - 1. noun. 1) a) travel; trip, excursion to arrange, organize trip - organize, arrange an excursion to cancel a trip - cancel the trip to postpone a ...
English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary
TRIP - 1) switching; shutdown, automatic shutdown; release 2) release mechanism, automatic release mechanism; release device; switch 3) tipper || overturn 4) ...
English-Russian Dictionary of Mechanical Engineering and Automation 2
TRIP - 1) switching; shutdown, automatic shutdown; release 2) release mechanism, automatic release mechanism; release device; switch 3) tipper || overturn 4) dog; latch || …
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and industrial automation
TRIP - 1._n. 1> travel; trip, excursion, flight - round trip - business trip - take a trip 2> quick easy ...
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - 24th edition
TRIP - 1.n. 1. travel; trip, excursion, flight - round trip - business trip - take a trip 2. fast easy …
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - bed edition
TRIP - 1. flight; tripping operation (lowering and lifting of a drilling tool, downhole tool) 2. trip in hole release - lowering into the well (of a tool, ...
Big English-Russian Dictionary of Oil and Gas
TRIP - noun. 1) trip 2) flight 3) swimming 4) travel - business trip - dollar trip - holiday trip - peddle trip - round trip - single trip
English-Russian Dictionary of Economics
TRIP - 1._n. 1> travel; trip, excursion, flight; round trip round trip; business trip business trip; to take a trip…
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary
TRIP - 1) trip; flight; mileage 2) doggy; latch - home-based trip - nonwork trip - over-the-road trip - shopping trip - …
English-Russian construction dictionary
TRIP - 1) blocking device to turn off || block; turn off; stop 2) splitting device 3) pawl; latch - trip off - ...
English-Russian Dictionary of Printing and Publishing
TRIP - I n 1) infml When was your last trip to the dentist "s? - When was the last time you went to the doctor? That" s his ...
New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary - Glazunov
TRIP - I n 1) infml When was your last trip to the dentist "s? - When was the last time you visited ...
New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary
TRIP - trip n 1. infml When was your last trip to the dentist "s? When was the last time you saw a doctor? ...
English-Russian New Dictionary of Modern Informal English
TRIP - I 1) When was your last trip to the dentist "s? - When was the last time you went to the doctor? That"s ...
New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Informal English
TRIP - 1. noun. 1) a) travel; trip, flight, excursion to arrange, organize trip ≈ organize, arrange an excursion to cancel a trip ...
New large English-Russian dictionary
TRIP - v. passuar levimen, trottillar; (stumble) mispassuar; far-cader; n. excursion, curt viage
English interlingue dictionary
TRIP - (Noun) biyahe;panaw
English-Visayan vocabulary
TRIP - I. verb (~ped; ~ping) see: trap Date: 14th century intransitive verb 1. to dance, skip, or caper with light quick ...
Explanatory Dictionary of the English Language - Merriam Webster
TRIP - (v. t.) To pull (a yard) into a perpendicular position for lowering it.
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (v. t.) To raise (an anchor) from the bottom, by its cable or buoy rope, so that it hangs free.
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (v. t.) To detect in a misstep; to catch; to convict.
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP — (v. t.) Fig.: To overthrow by depriving of support; to put an obstacle in the way of; to obstruct; to...
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (v. t.) To cause to stumble, or take a false step; to cause to lose the footing, by striking the …
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (n. i.) Fig.: To be guilty of a misstep; to commit an offense against morality, propriety, or rule; to err; …
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (n. i.) To take a quick step, as when in danger of losing one "s balance; hence, to make a false; ...
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (n. i.) To make a brief journey or pleasure excursion; as, to trip to Europe.
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (n. i.) To move with light, quick steps; to walk or move lightly; to skip; to move the feet nimbly; …
Webster English Dictionary
TRIP - (v. t.) To release, let fall, or see free, as a weight or compressed spring, as by removing ...
TRIP - (v. t.) To raise (an anchor) from the bottom, by its cable or buoy rope, so that it ...
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary

TRIP
Translation:

trip (trep)

1.n

1) travel; trip, excursion, flight;

round trip trip there and back;

business trip business trip;

to take a trip

2) stumbling, falling ( clinging to something)"

3) false step, mistake, slip of the tongue"

4) quick light gait, light step

5) sports. step

6) hallucination ( under the influence of a drug)

7) those. release device

8) horn. compound ( trolleys)

2.v

1) go quickly and easily; run in a hurry

2) stumble, fall ( clinging to something); overturn (sya) (tzh. trip over, trip up) "

3) take a false step, say something wrong, make a mistake, stumble;

all are apt to trip

4) catch, convict of a lie, etc. ( often trip up"

5) confuse, confuse;

to trip (up) a witness by artful questions

6) put a bandwagon (also trans.)

7) mouth. go on a trip, take a tour

8) unfold to hallucinate ( under the influence of a drug)

9) those. unhook; turn off

10) sea. turn out of the ground ( anchor)

TRIP	Translation and usage examples - sentences
That's all of us going on a fishing trip .	We went fishing.
=What's more special is that the North's Ministry of Economy had also went along on this Berlin trip ,=	The event in Berlin was also attended by a representative of the DPRK.
Then the 5 year wedding anniversary trip. We can go, right?	Then we are going on a trip on the occasion of the wedding anniversary?
I searched for more things to do on the trip .	what else can be included in the itinerary.
You don't like the idea of 5 year anniversary trip ?	Or do you want to celebrate an anniversary?
ON SOME BUSINESS TRIP TO NEW YORK...	"get back on the bike" if you will. I understand your feelings.
Pali, your kidney is taking a little trip to close out the domino.	Pali, your kidney will travel a bit to close the dominoes.
I would kill for a trip to Fresno.	I'd kill for a trip to Fresno.
Josh, I "m actually very glad you"re here, because, um, I realized some things on my recent trip .	Josh, I'm actually really glad you're here because I learned something on the trip.
No, I just realized a lot of things on my trip to New York, while I was in a bumper sticker store.	I just learned a lot on my trip to New York while I was in the bumper sticker shop.
- What about him trip to Peru?	And what about his trip to Peru?
Oh, I did stop by the National Archives, just to maybe book a field trip for the kids.	I was at the National Archives today. I wanted to organize a tour for the guys.
Any stress in this rising face will trip this man into a bad trip .	Any stress at this stage will lead this person into a "bad trip"
Many found its mental effects overwhelming. The Bad Trip– an unpredictable unpleasant reaction to LSD is a horrifying vortex of panic and fear that can cause long term psychological damage	The “ed trippy” is an unpredictable and unpleasant reaction to Ћ-ƒ - there is a terrifying whirlwind of panic and fear that can lead to long-term mental disorders.
Prince Hohenfels returned from his trip to the Orient as well.	Prince Hohenfels also returned from his trip to the eastern countries.

Translation:

1. (trip) n

1. 1) trip, journey; excursion; flight

pleasure ~ - pleasure trip

business ~ - business trip, business trip

round ~ - round trip

a ~ abroad - trip abroad, trip abroad

honeymoon~ - honeymoon trip

maiden ~ - first trip

to take a ~ - go, ride

to have a bad ~ - bad to go

to go for a ~, to make a ~ - go on a trip

to make ~s - ply

extra ~s were scheduled by railroad companies

2) hike, visit

a ~ to the dentist - a visit to the dentist, a visit to the dentist

3) distance covered during one trip

the village was one day "s mule ~ - it was one day riding to the village

2. fast, light gait, light step

I know her by her ~ - I recognize her by her walk

I heard the ~ of her feet in the corridor - I heard her light steps in the corridor

3. tripping; a fall ( tripping over smth.)

to make a ~ - stumble, fall

4. false step; error; slip of the tongue; blunder

a ~ in one point would have spoiled all - one mistake would spoil everything

5. sl.

1) shutdown; hallucinations under the influence of drugs esp. LSD)

2) experience; sensation; trial

that was a bad ~ - ≅ I had a bad time

to lay a bad ~ on smb. - spoil someone mood

3) obsession, obsession

he "s on a nostalgia ~ - he cannot get rid of nostalgia

4) feature, character trait

that "s his ~ is in his spirit

5) lifestyle; situation, circumstances

that "s another ~ is another matter

6. catch taken by the fishing vessel en route to the fishing area

7. com. sport.

1) footrest

2) body screen

8. those. latch

9. 1) those. release device; switch ( filing)

2) military uncoupler ( in automatic weapons)

10. those. tipper

11. bugle compound ( trolleys)

12. sea tack

2. (trip) v

1. go easily and quickly; run away ( com.~ away, ~ down, ~ in, ~ out and so on.)

she came ~ping down the garden path - she ran hopping along the garden path

she ~ped in /into the room/ - she fluttered into the room

2. 1) (on, over) stumble; fall ( tripping over smth.)

to ~ on /over/ a stone

to ~ over one "s own feet - cling to the foot with the foot

2) make you stumble or slip

the wet board ~ped me - I slipped on a wet board

3) stop, stop

3. 1) stutter, pronounce with a stutter; stumble ( tzh.~ up)

to ~ (up) over a word - stumble on a (difficult) word

2) braid ( about language)

he drank till his tongue ~ped - he drank until his tongue began to weave; ≅ he drank so much that he no longer knitted a bast

4. (often~ up)

1) make a false step, mistake, blunder; say something

to catch smb. ~ping - to convict someone, to catch someone. Red-handed

all are apt to ~ - everyone tends to make mistakes

2) confuse, confuse; make a false step, a mistake

questions designed to ~ him up - questions designed to confuse him

the clever lawyer ~ped the witness (up)

3) catch, convict of a lie

she was not sure of her story and was easily ~ped - there were many contradictions in her story, and she was easily caught lying

the examining board ~ped him up several times

5. sl. switch off under the influence of the drug, begin to hallucinate; be out ( often~out)

6. com. sport. put up a kickstand ( often~ up)

the wrestler ~ped (up) his opponent - the wrestler tripped and threw the opponent to the mat

7. dance easily and gracefully

the young folks ~ped it away on the grass

8. mouth to go on a trip; travel, tour

9. those.

1) disengage; turn off

2) (start) start, put into action ( mechanism)

3) turn on, come into action ( about the mechanism)

10. military dump ( bomb)

11. those. overturn

12. sea

1) turn out of the ground ( anchor)

2) raise ( mast), release ( mast) from pin ( before laying it on deck)

♢ to ~ the light fantastic - dance

to ~ over one another (in doing smth.) - do smth. in a hurry, racing; push each other

Translation of words containing TRIP, from English into Russian

A new large English-Russian dictionary under the general supervision of Acad. Yu.D. Apresyan

tripartite

Translation:

(traıʹpɑ:taıt) a

1. tripartite, tripartite

~ conference - conference / meeting / of three powers

~ alliance - triple alliance

~ treaty - a tripartite treaty, an agreement between three powers

2. 1) consisting of three parts

~ exercise - three-part / consisting of three parts / exercise

2) divided into three parts

3. mat. tripartite ( about the graph)

Trip- (trp), v. i. pt); p. pr. &vb. n. (Tripping).] 1. To move with light, quick steps; to walk or move lightly; to skip; to… …

trip- vi. tripped, tripping 1. to walk, run, or dance with light, rapid steps; skip; caper 2. to stumble, esp. by catching the foot 3. to make a false step,… … English World dictionary